Thread: NKorea vows to attack Japan if rocket intercepted

Originally Posted by kingwilly

right, so do you deny that the CIA has attempted to assinate heads of state?

How far back are you willing to go, in the early days of the CIA, Possibly, but in the last 40 years there has been none.
If they were still doing the job that they should be doing then the Great Khomeini would have been killed in Paris and not allowed to return to Iran, Saddam Hussein would not lived to be convicted by a Iraq court and executed.

I think Noron is ontrack...
As KJI has built NK pretty much on BS I don't think Natonal pride is likely to play a part in his drive to develop rocket power.
By all accounts, his health is in decline and he is still the biggest soak of Hennessy. And I don't think he has too many friends. A MAD response might be just what he is after....retribution for his foes while proving to his countrymen the West are Devils. I know many Asians who would rather kill than loose face...

There is only one nation in the world that has proved they are willing to nuke the masses so far.....[/quote]
and a fucking poor job they did of that. it needed three bombs at least. they should have kept going till the little shit emperor was down and out. up to now not one person has mentioned the rising power of japan, dont underestimate japans power and willingness to take it all on again. they still revere there kamakasies etc.

Originally Posted by kingwilly

Originally Posted by Milkman

The Japanese killed during the A-top drops were all a part of the genocidal killing. There were not civilians, IMO.

absolute bollocks

ive been rooting for you against the dumb arsed yanks on here but have to say there are no civilians in war, in my book that is, i hate the japs with a passion, and oh, i'm not to keen on yanks either, loud mothed pricks. of coarse thats a generalization.lol

Ha! You don't know nuffin boy.
Japan had to be made strong again to save Asia from the COMMIES and therefore the rest of the world.

Originally Posted by beano

Ha! You don't know nuffin boy.
Japan had to be made strong again to save Asia from the COMMIES and therefore the rest of the world.

no comment. lol

Obama speaks, will the world listen?

President Obama Assails North Korea for 'Breaking the Rules'; Outlines Path to Nuclear Weapons-Free World - Political Punch

President Obama Assails North Korea for 'Breaking the Rules'; Outlines Path to Nuclear Weapons-Free World
April 05, 2009 5:34 AM

PRAGUE -- This morning outside the Prague Castle, speaking to tens of thousands of fAmerican- and Czech Republic-flag-waving Czechs, President Obama addressed North Korea's missile launch within the context of a larger address about aspiring towards a nuclear weapon-free world.

"Today, I state clearly and with conviction America’s commitment to seek the peace and security of a world without nuclear weapons," he said. "This goal will not be reached quickly – perhaps not in my lifetime. It will take patience and persistence. But now we, too, must ignore the voices who tell us that the world cannot change."

The president directly addressed those who think it's likely too late to rid the world of these weapons -- that the proverbial genie is out of the bottle.

“Some argue that the spread of these weapons cannot be checked – that we are destined to live in a world where more nations and more people possess the ultimate tools of destruction," he said. "This fatalism is a deadly adversary. For if we believe that the spread of nuclear weapons is inevitable, then we are admitting to ourselves that the use of nuclear weapons is inevitable."

Standing by a statue of Dr. Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk , the founder and first President of Czechoslovakia., President Obama presented some new policy proposals to set the world down this path:

• An international fuel bank "so that countries can access peaceful power without increasing the risks of proliferation";“
• A "new international effort to secure all vulnerable nuclear material around the world within four years";
• A Global Summit on Nuclear Security that will be hosted by the U.S. within the next year; and
• A new treaty to end the production of fissile materials intended for use state nuclear weapons.

The president also repeated his support for the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty with a new sense of urgency, saying he would "immediately and aggressively pursue U.S. ratification" of the treaty. "After more than five decades of talks, it is time for the testing of nuclear weapons to finally be banned. “

"Just this morning, we were reminded of why we need a new and more rigorous approach to address this threat," the President said, accusing North Korea of of breaking the rules by violating United Nations resolutions.

"Rules must be binding," the president said. "Violations must be punished. Words must mean something. The world must stand together to prevent the spread of these weapons. Now is the time for a strong international response, and North Korea must know that the path to the security and respect will never come through threats and illegal weapons."

Even as he heralded the pending negotiations between the U.S. and Russia on further reducing the two countries' nuclear arsenals, the president also raised a sticky subject between the two -- the missile defense shield the U.S. government has discussed building in Poland and the Czech Republic, which Russian leaders have said is provocative.

President Obama has suggested to Russian President Medvedev that if Russia helped ssuccessfully top Iran's nuclear weapons program, there would be no need for such a defense shield, though White House officials insist the discussion was not made as a quid pro quo.

Today president Obama said that since "Iran's nuclear and ballistic missile activity poses a real threat, not just to the United States, but to Iran's neighbors and our allies," the U.S. "intend(s) to go forward with a missile defense system that is cost-effective and proven. If the Iranian threat is eliminated, we will have a stronger basis for security, and the driving force for missile defense construction in Europe at this time will be removed."

I wonder if Obama can use getting the Nuclear test treaty passed and future talks between the US and Russia on the reduction of nukes to help get China and Russia on board in regards to NK? and maybe Iran as well?

North Korea, yet another communist shithole that needs nuclear cleansing.

Originally Posted by lob

Originally Posted by kingwilly

Originally Posted by Milkman

The Japanese killed during the A-top drops were all a part of the genocidal killing. There were not civilians, IMO.

absolute bollocks

ive been rooting for you against the dumb arsed yanks on here but have to say there are no civilians in war, in my book that is, i hate the japs with a passion, and oh, i'm not to keen on yanks either, loud mothed pricks. of coarse thats a generalization.lol

Another septic-basher. "Lob" should be spelt "Yob".

it's really a war of propaganda between the US and NK, you really can't believe any of them

anyway, NK is winning so far

double post

Even if NK did get a satellite into orbit (they didn't) what have they accomplished?

transmitting the melodies of the immortal revolutionary paeans 'Song of Gen. Kim Il Sung' and 'Song of Gen. Kim Jong Il'

Well done, boys. Make Butterfly proud!

^ I bet the US has done something similar in the past

What gives the corporate owned US Government, or anyone else the right to tell North Korea they can't launch a rocket or develop nuclear technology. After what America did to Iraq, who can blame North Korea or Iran for wanting nukes.

Originally Posted by blackgang

Yes but it was only necessary to do it once and it saved hundreds of thousands of lives that one time, not only on their side but many lives on the other side as well.

Bullshit

Originally Posted by blackgang

OK fuckwad, Who, by name have they assassinated..

Do a Jet and 'Google' it.

Originally Posted by Milkman

If the Japanese had nukes, or of Hitler had nukes do you think they would have used the in order to fulfil their conquests?

Irrelevant. You can't hypothesise a situation to justify an act in this regard

Look at me, I'm gonna launch a rocket whilst spanking my monkey.
Mad as a hatter, wouldn't you all agree.

What the US alone thinks isn't very important.
What a host of world governments, along with the UN, thinks, is.

Just because global major news networks are in love with BO and have covered his first bowel movement, his first booger and his first presidential hangnail, doesn't mean he's the only one that counts. That lady from Great Kingdom, Lizzy something or other, and the Franch village shaman, Nicholas the I, and the leader of Deutchland Humpty Dumpty all made noises too. And don't forget L.G. Samsung, the leader of South Korea and that short black-haired fella from Nippon.

Yeah -- see, it ain't just Barry.

What in the fuck do they want space tech. for anyway, that shit costa mucho and they can't feed the people let alone get into it with the big boys.
anyone can see that it is just rocket and missle tech that they are going for and very thinly veiled as space tech.. shit all he is doing is trying to make someone think he has the tech and means to do damage to another country so we will feed and cloth his vast human war machine.
That can only go ion sucessfully for so long and it has been to damn long now, .
Jools is correct, that country need a nuke cleansing bath.

I'm tired of politics. Kim would deserve a certain amount of respect if he (or someone for once) just came out and said "The UN can kiss my ass if they don't like it!"

Just some tin pot dufus sabre rattling, probably got a bad case of SmS zipperhead.

On Friday, the USAF successfully launched an Atlas V rocket carrying a Wideband Global Communication satellite from Cape Canaveral.

I doubt it will be broadcasting Brittney Spears Greatest Hits down to planet earth.

Originally Posted by Texpat

I doubt it will be broadcasting Brittney Spears Greatest Hits down to planet earth

We live in hope . . . if it does, can we sue?